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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Saturday, March 19, 1932
DoiE"iryND:Wjr
' ' ' Mlu Bmi DnkaBooletr Kdltotx . '-" -i
Xlephon Main WO, lntu l:M a. m.
"Double" For Lindbergh Baby Startles Tennessee Town
Mrs; Lee Warnick
Guest of Honor
At P. E. 0. Party
Mrs. Loo Wnrnlck, who Is leaving
soon to moke her homo In Portland,
was tho guest of honor yostcrdoy
when Captof.i, P. IS. O., gathered lit
tho homo of Mrs. It. B. Browiiton.
Luncheon was -sorved nt 1 o'clock,
with Mrs. J. T. Richardson, Mrs .O.
B. Eborhnrd ' and . Mrs. , Clydo. Belt.
In chnrite of nranKonicnts.
,' Jonquils and freoslas woro used to
decorate the rooms.
Mrs. E. B. Klddlo expressed tho
regret of tho chuplor nt Mrs. War
nick's departure, nnd prcseiltcd her
with a gilt. . ,
MM. II. H. nichardson wns In
chirgo of tho uftoriiooh's program,
presenting tho IIvoh of Cloorgo Wash
ington, president; and Haydn and
Mozart, compoBore. Tho throe fa
mous men lived at tho saino time,
and tho bl-contennlul or the birth
of Mozart Is bolng eclobrated In Vi
enna, Austrlu, this year. Tho minuets
of Mozart and Haydn played an Im
portant part In early American Slfo.
Mrs. Klchardson played Mozart's
third Bortuto. and Haydn's first so
nata. Mrs. Blrnlo and tho program
chairman playod na a duet, "Sym
phony In E pint," by Hnytln; nnd as
a closing number Mrs. Hlchnrdson
played "Fantasia," by MozorH. .
. To onch of tho memborB, MrB. Rlch
ardsou presented a Bllhouetto of tho
throo mon.
.. Mrs. Asa Craig, of Enlorprlso, was a
guest for tho afternoon.
Mra. O. H. Bidwcll will entertain
nt a 1 o'clock luncheon on April 1.
Mrs. Carroll Is
Hostess at Party
At a tlollHl.tfu! I o'clock luncheon.
$Arn. OiiUkQ; .Carroll ontorlitlned lior
brlUso club nt her homo yesterday
lifter noon. Bight woro Invited.
. Bridge wns pluyod during tho n(t
tornoon nnd tho prizes for high scores
Micro nwnnlod to Mrs. Cleorgo Wnlkor,
first, and, Mrs. E. C. Stephenson, acc
tnul. 1 j
Mrs. Lei k litem Everlo will ontcrtnlu
tho club In two weeks.
Child's Mental Health" yesterday: aft
ernoon at tho school. Miss Imogeno
RusseM's room wns awarded the at
tend anco picture for the month, and
also received It for tho year for hav
intf tho largest total number of par
ents present at ench mooting.. ;.-...
; Mr, Longfellow bo Moves there -aro
physical, chemical, neural and social
factors which affect tho . mental
liralth In the homo, school, commu
nity nnd church. Since tho Utter
are all dependent on bach other; co
operation between them Is essential,
ho snld.
II. E. Brady discussed. the widows'
and orphans' pension bill, and gave
n short nddrcss on "Tho New Amer
ica," centered on the bi -centennial
celebration of Washington's birth.
Miss Russell's room sang two
spring songst "Hobln Red Breast" and
"Pussy willow." r, ,
iTlie publicity yenrbook Is ready to
bo sent to tho state chairman, It wan
reported. Tho by-laws, wtre also read
during the business meoting, f-
Founding of Group
Is Commemorated
In commemoration of tho founding
of the Relief society, the Second
Ward of tho L. D. 8. church enter
tained Thursday -evening nt tho
elmper. A short program wns pre
sented, after which dancing nnd re
freshments wcro enjoy.:' 1
. Mrs. Argcnta Snlktld, president,
opened tho progrnm with n short
history nnd outline of tho activities
of the society. Mr, Vest sang a vocal
solo; Miss Ixmorn 'Conlwell furnished
ti rending; Miss Loon a Comb present-
eel a piano solo; and Mrs. Olca John
boii gave n reading. -,-
The members of tho committee In
charge wcro Mrs. Snlklld, Miss 'Do -roldn
Wndo, Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Viola Fullmer. lj,
Greenwood Four-H
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if inaitiiiu w i
Much lo Unlearn
. Wlint'g the use? ifou are content
In' the belief that you know every
thing and then you get educated
nnd dlseover you don't know any
thing. T.OS. Anpoles Times.
Always Good
Jud Tunklns snyn tho Maryland
oyster gets n heap of attention by
making Itself scarce fcr n wlille,
which shows It's best to bo a Utile
unconinion. Maryland fried chlcUen
doesn't get near us much attention
because it's good nil the year 'cound.
Washington Star.
I'.veltcil (lintiiK Manipericri to (-nw.svllle. lenn.. during a quirt .Sablnilli urteriiomi when word spread that
me 'in,i.v-ltrniicil nnu.v anvo nan lieeu loetned. The child, shown in the arms or nr. V. I.: Lewis of Cross
vllle, t.l Hist was liellernl to be the kidnaped l.llut liergli bully. Hut examination by lr. Iwls showed
that tJte descriptions, iiIIImiikIi dlstlliclly similar, did not match. A tilling station proprietor nntlried po
lice when he observed the baby In the company of two visiting roiiplcs nt a home across the street. They
later gao their unities as "Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilnnm mill Mr. and Mrs. .lohtison of Pennsylvania." They were
released nrier iiicsl Uuilug and uflcr Ciiliniel i.liuiiiergii, from a telephoto or the child and marks or Iden
tity, hail definitely decided II w-.is not nisi
Mrs. Stevens Is
Hostess For
Club
A southern motif wns fonlurctl
When Mrs. Robert Stevens ontcrtntned
ycHterdny nftomoon for tho HI Lo
club nt her homo, clover ncoro earns
wcro mlnlnturo dnrkles nnd n south
ern monu was used for tho refresh
ments which were sorvod at tho close
of tho afternoon.
Mrs. M. M. chrlntcnncii nnd Mrs.
Homer Leftel woro guests, nnd Mrs.
lrfcl rocelvod the guest prlw. Mrs.
Herbert Dnvles received th high score
among the members, nnd Mrs. Sva
Onrdnor wns rourtli.
Mrs.' Jed' Allen will 'entertain In
(two weeks.
Honor Brother
At Dinner Party
III honor of her brother, George
Duke, of Rugeno, Mtss Bess Duke will
entertain this evening nt n 7 o'clock
dinner at tho Bncnjnwen Inn, fol
lowed by bridge nt her home. 1
" OucntA Invited for the- evening nro
Miss Jenn White, MIsh Judy Mooro,
Miss Lois Nelson, Ken Siegrist, Henry
IngHnitl, Norman Jesso nnd tho gucut
of lumot.
Elks Dance Will
. Bo' Held Tonight
A largo crowd Is anticipated for tho
Elks dance tonight nt U o'clock In
tho ballroom at tho Elks temple, i
Patriotic decorations ni'o being' fea
tured. 1 Misses Virginia U nun welt nnd Miss
Joan Fid cock will pivsldo at tho
punch bowl during tho evening, Rob
ert Carey, chairman of tho dunce
committee, slated this morning.
Assisting Mr. Carey on tho commit
tee nro Har'.ey Richardson. Clyde
Km lth, Earl LcHtor, lnl HudMpoth,
Cllvo Moore. U L. Unodgrnss, L. Wis
hler, Htnnley Mills, Rnymoud Gray J.
O. Ormond, Ed Maybery, 11. Q. Mow,
Dr. V. K. Kfws, E. K. Wahlen, C. 1.
Thompson, nnd J. B, Shanks, of
Union.
Diversity Club
; Is Entertained
school, They have completed thrco
of their five projects nnd mnny of
fMiiT. Tn TWoof incVLthcm ,mvo ftIletl ou qupstlonnnlres
VIUU XII iVit;tlin& vnich arc being liletl at Oregon State
Tcollege, Mrs. Sadie Lambert, lender,
Since many of tho members of tho ' awucoa.
Greenwood Pour-H club attended the ! Projects compl.Hed are: a luncheon
High school operetta on Wednesday ' set' decorated with wax craynlns, n
afternoon, they held their meetltig crocheted mat for hot dishes and a
ThuiBtlny nftomoon nt 3:30 nt tho.covcr fo n floor pillow.
L:. I Slnco many other pupils nt the
Greenwood school hnvo expressed
their wish to Join the club, a new
elub will be organized next week.
They will begin their project at once,
nnd children wishing to Join nro
asked to inform Mra. Lambert.
March 30 Is tho dato of the next
meeting.
Refreshments wcro served nt the
close of the meeting by the hostess.
April 7 is the date of the next
meeting, lo bo held at the parsonage.
, The members of tho Diversity club
entertained their husbnuds at a 0:30
o'clock polluck dinner at tho Knglos
linll Inst night. Thlrly-ltve were
seated for dinner nt one largo table
lor tho informal event.
Bridge wna played during tho eve
ning, nnd the prlres were receive! by
Mrs. Paul Hunxcn and Otto ott. first,
and Mrs, Otto Ott and Era Holmnu.
consolation.
Mrs. Lucille Trice will entertain
the members on Thursday nftrrnoon
at U o'clock, and will be assisted by
Mis, John Prlco.
Mr. Longfellow
: Speaks at P. T. A.
J. T, Longfellow, superintendent of
city school, addressed the Kttvris.
PstrnC Ten r her nsstvlntlon in "Kn
tlronmentnl Factors That Affect a
GOPf AT. pat .TiNnAn
I
Saturday. March 10
11:00 Tond O club, with Mr. nna
Mrs. August Erickson, assisted, by
Mr. and Mrs. James Dobbins.
0:00 Elks St. Patrick's dnnco,
Elks temple.
Monday, March 21
1:00 Luncheon nnd Bridge club,
with Mrs. Henry Hill. . il-
7:30 Neighborhood Lltcrati.ro
3:00 Wnkelltn club, with. Mrs.
Claude Borry. ,.
. 4:00 GatuRi Camp Plro, with
Mi's. R, O, .Williams.,
club, at tho La Orando hotel.
:00 Pythhm Sisters, Joint so-,
clnl meeting with tho K, of P
nt tho hall.
Tuesday. March 33
10:00 Women's Christian Tom
pernnco Union Institute, at tho
Baptist church.
3:00 Neighborhood Art club, nt
tho Ln Grnndo hotel.
3:00 M. I. h. club, with Mrs,
Chnrles Miller. .,
8:00 Pythlnn Slstcra Social
club, with Mrs. Ray Buell.
7:30 Dolphin n chapter nt tho
Sacnjawen Inn, , -
B:00 Bridge elub. with Miss
Florence Sullivan nnd Miss Mil
dred Smith.
(1:00 Women's Iieueflt associa
tion dnnec, nt the Sncnjawea Inn.
8:00 Lions and auxiliary, with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nolan Skiff, 1307
Onk.
Wednesday, March 33
3:00 K. D. club, with Mrs. Jack
McQhean.
3:00 Safeway Women's club,
with Mrs. Jesslo Moore, of Baker.
3:00 so No He club, with Mrs.
William FlURornld.
3:00 Hclomala club, with Mrs.
Clyde Hoppel.
7:30 Rebekah lodge, nt the Odd
FYUows hall.
8:00 Eastern Star, nt tho Ma
sonic hall. '
Camp Fire Girls
Select Project
DECLAMATORY
TRY OUTS SET
FOR 31 ARCH 23
My Mrs. A. . fonklln
COV1S (Special) Tho pupils of
both the high school and grades nro
taking great inteicst In the forth
coming declamatory contest, and will
have their tryout nt Cove on' Wed
nesday, Mar, 23.
Mr, nnd Mrs. LaVlolette gave a
dinner for tho basket bull squad nt
their home n few evenings ngo,
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church had n very enjoy
able party in the chjirch parlors
Wednesday afternoon, the guests of
Mrs. Leonard Towle and Mrs. K. La
Vlolette. Games and contests, wcro
provided for the afternoon's enter
tainment. There was one csijeclnlly
nil
Tho bedroom of n doll house Is
the project on which the Wlcns WI
clnca Camp Plro circle will work for
tho council flro In May. , The furni
ture was. planned when tho girls. met
tn., t.....;A r mi.. Mv.,,-ifft tlM 'Interesting play in which nearly
their guardian. .vnu "v i V. T
Those present were Mnxtno Peter-1 m. .
son, Von Clio Druee, Mnrjaleo Purdy. 1 J T WO'U?. ""T wclJ, Mrs'
.-'.. ', . J '"'Klsle Robinson, Mrs. Cora Bloom.
members were also present, Pauline
Watklns and Marguerite Toinben;-
Hittorical Study
Illstory was not taken up until
tile Nineteenth century in the
schools of the United States.' One
of the earliest histories prepared for
school use wns written by n citizen
of Massachusetts. - This wns In
1S21. In 1S22 Iiev. O. A. Good
rich published his history. In 1S32
Noah Webster published his history
of tho United States for schools.
Tho Nilsiri Mill,
The Nilgirl hills form n plateau
rather than n range of hills, rising
abruptly from I he pluli s of south
Indin to a height of G,!00 feet above
sea level. The highest point is called
Dodnbetta, which Is 8.7C0 feet high.
They are sometimes referred td as
the IMue mountains.
Small but Mighty
Manhattan Island has un aggregate
area of 21.9 square miles. Its great
est length Is about 1314 miles. Us
jrentest brendth nbout 2J miles.
Big .Hearted '
Wo rend that n convicted crim
inal has "accepted" his prison sen
tence. That old fool notion of
"honor among" them has been fair
ly definitely exploded, but it seems
Hint there Is such n thing as Inag-nnnlmlty-ln
tho profession. Fort
Worth Star-Telegram.
SECRETARY HYDE
SAYS NO DUMPING
(Continued Prom Page One)
in sympathy.
Btop loss orders were set on in
the first rush, of selling ond there
were wild scenes ln the pits as mnny
wheat holders tried to. unload as the
news spread there hod been demor
alized selling in Liverpool as a result
of Secretary Hyde's announcement.
Tho inrm board holdings. Blnco 40,
COO.OOO bushels have been Bet aside
for the needy, still total upwards of
200,000,000 bushels.
George S. Mllnor. president of tho
Stabilization corporation, sailed for
Europe this wcels but sold he was
merely on a vacation when asked if
ho was going abroad to arrange for
sales of farm board wheat'.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column most
1 lie ln bj . m. .
To all Odd Fellows and friends,
potluck supper Monday evening at
7:30. Dancing and cards afterword.
3-19-lt
DIAMONDS
RELUCT EASTER FLOWERS -Early!
Exceptional values await you
at darks Florists. . . 3-10-u
THREE. THINGS
Saves hours of work does not
barm the finish of your woodwork
cuts down tha cost of houseclcanlng
OLEA-NALL does It. Your can of
Clea-Nall is at Richardson's Art &
Gift Shop." - : ' . ' ; w
PORCELAIN OVENWARE
Wo have Just received a shipment
of Coot's Porcelain- Ovenware, in boko
dishes, drip Coffee pots and tea pots.
This porcelain has a 2-year guaran
tee ogalnst breakage from cold or
oven-Heat, also ' a life. guarantee
against cracking of glaze. See these
ln our window. Melville's. '3-19-at
DIAMONDS
Old Time Dance, Eagles hall., Sat
urday night. Admission' 80c. 3-17-3t
MANI.EY M. ARANT
Accountant and auditor, Income tnx
advisor 1413 Wash; Phono 208 W.
3,-10-1 m.
DIAMONDS
Iiemstltcning, pleating, button
holes, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop.
AdT.
A Stain,
"The statue of h great man," said
III Ho, ' the sage, of Chinatown,
"should be like our reputations,
which, by depleting magnificence
without personnl resemblnnce, puts
an end to all blame; even that of
art criticism." Washington Star.
Why Americans Are Rugged
If needless noises hre detrl
mnntall:,to the heaith, the Ameri
can race must be" 'rugged, fdr 'it
stands a lot of punishment. De
troit Free Press. '
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Missionary Group
Is Entertained
O. tiuml, Mrs. Thomas Towle.
Mrs. Italian Kogcr. Mrs. Thomas Har
ris, Mrs. Lyclta M. Lantz, Mrs. Minnie
McDunlel, Mrs. Joe Cloyctte. Mrs. C.
L Cntonie, Mrs. A. A. Antics, Mrs.
A. 8. Hartley. Mra. Hoy Bk?r,,,JiIrs.
T. H. Conklln. Mrs. Ernest Gray. Mrs.
V. W. Clark. Mrs. l'rltcliatd and Mrs.
13. W. Pctorman.
Mrs. Hay Hartley was taken to the
lake a few (lays ago ill of pneumonia.
An unusuii'.ly lunse attendance was
enjoyed Thursday aUcrnoon when the
MiKSiOIKU-V KCCl.'tV Of till! Ml'UlOll 1st. '
'church, South, met at tho home of t Fingerprinting
,Mrs. Kuth Khun. 2iiil North Birch i A tube of ordinary printer's Ink Is
Ktroet. The hostess led the devotions, ! used for taking liimerprints. The
after which sinking nnd conversation other eiiuipmcnt consists of r.n Ink-
enjoyed. , nn ,,,,.,. ,s
trlhuted; n roller, an Inking plate.
children and Mrs. P. W. Dougherty. I'" "' '
Because of tho Ka.ster service next ' nosslbl.v rarl holder, lhe card
week. the: special social meeting that 'wider Is of assistance In holding the
was planned for March 24 has been I ''"Surprint cards In place, p-.event-postponcil
indefinitely. 'ng blurring.
Among tne visitors for the after-
noon wcro Mrs. Herbert Evans and !
Thursday. March 24
1 1 :00 Friendly Comer
club,
with Mrs. Henry Hermann.
1:00 Jolly DrldKo club, with
Mrs, Rvorott Keowu. nt the Siw
ojawen inn.
1 :00 llrldgo luncheon, with
Mrs. John Larlson.
a:00 lopiy club, with Mrs,
Stanley Lyons, i .
a:00 Diversity club, with Mrs.
Lucille Price.
4:00 wiens Wlclnca Camp Plrc,
with Miss Marguerite Hesso.
1:30 Unsket swlal, Kagles aux
iliary, nt the Englrs ball.
3:00 senior 10. with Mtsses.
Sully SreRHst nnd VttRlnla Uram
well. -
8:00 Three D club, with Mr,
and Mrs. Hen Noyes.
B:W1 Trlnnule elub. with Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Webb.
8:00 Fifty Fifty club, with Mrs,
John Bennett.
Friday. Mim-h 25
J.00 L. f. B. club, with Mrs.
Kitty Ferguson'.
7:30 wostway club of the
Women's Benefit association, with
Mis. o. L. Mnckey.
George Eastman Commits Suicide
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